The New York Jets have brought in kicker Justin Tucker for a group workout as they explore kicking options, following recent signings of Blake Grupe and Jason Sanders to the practice squad.

Levis is viewed as a potential Week 1 edge for the Jets, given Reich’s QB profile and Levis’ prior familiarity with Titans’ system, signaling a broader search for quarterback depth.

The Jets are evaluating Levis and Plummer to build depth behind Geno Smith, in the wake of Klubnik being named the top backup.

Analysts see Levis’ strong physical tools but warn that his decision-making and mental processing require coaching and refinement.

Context on Levis includes his draft status, rookie-year start, and later injuries and competition that shaped his career trajectory.

Levis stands out as the more notable name, attracting attention for a potential career reset with a fresh team.

Levis’ past efficiency and two fourth-quarter comebacks contrast with Bailey Zappe’s preseason performance, highlighting Levis’ upside.

Beyond Jets talk, coverage notes Will Levis’ potential staying or leaving town and broader implications for QB3 roles across the league.

There’s little downside to a Levis practice-squad flier given his age and development potential as a long-term backup.

Levis is known for a strong arm but inconsistent decision-making, and his 2025 AC joint injury makes a fresh start appealing.

Levis’ arm talent and athleticism are acknowledged, but he must reduce erratic play to succeed in the NFL.

Jets’ organizational pressure to win Week 1 adds strategic weight to any quarterback depth moves.